[Bf-committers] AVI codec?

[Roel Spruit]

uhm, why not just use the blender Sequence Editor?......

Roel

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Ewering
Verzonden: maandag 25 oktober 2004 13:12
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Onderwerp: Re: [Bf-committers] AVI codec?



On Mon, 25 Oct 2004, john tuffen wrote:

> Hmmm, Ok then - in that case what software should I use to combine the
2600
> frames into a file suitable for burning to a DVD?

Well, I do it using a nasty shell script on unix - I don't know what the
options on windows are.

Should you have a unix/linux machine, here's my mpeg2 encoder shell script
:)

(encodes from single jpeg files at 25 fps to an mpeg2 file in svcd format
and multiplexes a wav file of the same length into it)

#!/bin/sh
if [ $# -le 2 ]; then
  echo Usage: `basename $0` [escaped image file mask] [WAV filename] [output
filename]
  exit 1
fi
mkfifo stream.yuv
echo === Encoding MPEG stream...
mplayer /bin/ls -1|grep jpg|sort -n -vo yuv4mpeg -fps 25 -mf
on:fps=25:type=jpeg &
mpeg2enc -f 5 -q 10 -b 2500 -V 230 -4 1 -2 1 -o stream.m2v < stream.yuv
echo === Encoding AUDIO...
mp2enc -V -o stream.mp2 < $2
echo === Multiplexing...
mplex -V -f 4 stream.mp2 stream.m2v -o $3
rm -f stream.yuv
echo === Done

Beware that this encodes to SVCD, though. Need to tweak the mpeg2enc options
a
bit to make it output to DVD format.

But if you have an expensive, commercial video editing package on windows,
I'm sure it can read numbered files as well. If it can't - oh well, it
was probably money badly spent. But isn't most software? ;-)

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